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Anal injury
Hello.. I had an anal sex unfortunately with my bf, which caused me pain, bleeding and there is a cut that keeps bleeding slightly just above my rectum opening , i have a discomfort feeling (kinda tickles/stings) and again slight/light color of blood.
How can i treat it without visiting a dr? What medicine can i apply? i want to heal fast, because am really worried.
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Looks like u had a tear , if it's only slightly bleeding then take tab. Trenexa 500mg twice a day for 3 days
Take a painkiller if its hurting
And start an antibiotic after getting it examined once by a gynaec or surgeon.
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Anovate. Ointment for local application three times a day before and after defecation and at at bedtime
Next Steps
Syrup Cremaffin 4 spoons at bedtime with a glass of water
Health Tips
Take Tablet Taxim-o 200 mg twice a day for three days
Avoid anal sex in future. It is not good for anyone.
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